I was on the Wisconsin River just down from the famous “Shack” owned by Aldo Leopold (author of A Sand County Almanac). It was later in the fall and I was photographing a congregations of Sandhill Cranes that occurs each year before the cranes begin their journey to Florida. During a congregation (think gathering) many thousands of birds can assemble at what is essentially a staging area, There is a lot of competition for prime real estate but this image is simply a photo of three cranes landing while others look on – still plenty of action for the Word A Week Challenge.
A Word A Week Challenge – Action II
Posted: March 18, 2013 in Birds, PhotographyTags: A Word A Week Challenge, Action, aldo leopold, Sandhill Cranes, Wisconsin River






That is some amazing birds! Must have been quite an experience. Nice photo.
It was remarkable. The birds are really big. They cam be quite gangly or quite graceful.
I always love birds, my name is Robin and have watched and listened to them all my life. I love this photo!
I am so glad you like it.